UNSPSC 78142100: Logistics operation management

Coordination and management of outsourced logistics control tower services.

UNSPSC 78142100 Logistics operation management is a Class code under which state and local governments procure emergency response logistics services—specifically, the supply chain and operational management of shelter and housing programs activated during disasters or other emergency events. The Florida Division of Emergency Management is soliciting multiple logistics contracts to support its Non-Congregate Sheltering and State-Managed Direct Housing programs, reflecting the core scope: hoteling, meal preparation and delivery, staging area operations, travel trailer and manufactured housing unit procurement and installation, site inspections, utility infrastructure installation, haul and deactivation services, ongoing maintenance, and 24/7 maintenance contact center support. Personnel staffing spans program managers, contact center agents, staging yard security, inspectors, and licensed trade labor (electricians, plumbers, carpenters, equipment operators). Contractors must obtain Level 2 background screening and demonstrate ability to secure a $5 million performance bond. Pricing is structured as all-inclusive hourly rates with no overtime; separate rates are required for travel trailers and manufactured housing unit procurement, standard and long-haul services, site inspections, installation, preventive maintenance and repairs, and deactivation. The Division of Emergency Management has emerged as a repeat buyer under this code, issuing both logistics services and case work contracts tied to the same emergency-sheltering mission space, indicating sustained procurement activity in this specialized domain.

The Florida Division of Emergency Management posted RFP 16906 for Logistics Services for Emergency Sheltering and Housing Program on September 9, 2026, with proposals due October 27, 2026, followed by Addenda 1 (September 23) and Addenda 2 (October 2) responding to clarifications and Q&A. The initial contract term is three years with a renewal option for an additional three years at identical pricing; the notice of intent to award is anticipated by December 18, 2026. A second opportunity, RFP 16267 for Case Work services, posted June 16, 2026, with proposals due July 8, 2026, and award anticipated August 28, 2026. Both solicitations specify statewide coverage within Florida and note that service activation depends entirely on agency needs during emergency or disaster events, with no guaranteed volume. Geographic activity is concentrated in Florida; the source does not support activity in other states or jurisdictions under this code.